A festival where arts and crafts emphasized for sale.
IngenuityFest is a festival that mixes art, live music, performance, technology and innovation to create a unique experience. Locations can change from year to year, sometimes reutilizing abandoned spaces. There are also vendors and food trucks present. 2025 DATE: September 26-28, 2025Website: https://www.ingenuitycleveland.org/programs/ingenuityfest/ This post documents my experience on September … Read more
This post documents my experience on August 14, 2010. When I came across some information about a quilt festival, I can’t say that I was inspired to run out and check it out. Granted, it was in Wellington, so not that far away, but there was a $5 admission charge … Read more
This post documents my experience on July 10, 2010. On all the walking trails I’ve been on, it’s rare to see someone eating a gyro, let alone a funnel cake. Fortunately, at the St. John Medical Center Festival of the Arts, you can do both, secure that staff will immediately … Read more
AUTHOR’S NOTE: I returned to the festival in 2013, which you can read at https://ohiofestivals.net/columbus-arts-festival-updated/ This post documents my experience on June 4, 2010. **** Although this blog and my life both put great emphasis on food – cooking, eating, experimentation, exploration – it’s only one of my interests. I … Read more
*** AUTHOR’S NOTE ***The other festival referred to in this posting (which does not involve chalk drawings) is the Independents’ Day Festival. This is why it’s referred to as a “Quasi-Review” on the Festival Schedule Page. This post documents my experience on September 19, 2009. I arrived in downtown Columbus without a … Read more
AUTHOR’S NOTE: I returned to the festival in 2017, which you can read about at https://ohiofestivals.net/tremont-arts-and-cultural-festival/ **** For my third festival of the weekend, I met a friend of mine and her two sons in Tremont (an artsy section near downtown Cleveland) for some brunch and the Tremont Arts Festival. I … Read more